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Malina Wieczorek – Polish painter combining conceptual art, minimalism and abstraction. Her abstract nudes question identity and female agency; the “Madonnas” series reinterprets halo with a folk ornamental “border”.
Malina Wieczorek studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Kraków (diploma with distinction, 1996; Interior Architecture – Prof. B. Borkowska-Larysz; Graphic Design – Prof. J. Siwczyński; Painting – Prof. J. Tarabuła). Exhibiting since 1994; she lives and works in a forest house near Warsaw.
By stripping the figure of face and limbs, the nude becomes a sign that carries emotion and meaning. Minimal form, deformation and abstraction foreground questions about selfhood and the pressures of the “ideal self”. The canvas is not decor but a vehicle for concept and affect.
Classical iconography reframed: the halo is replaced with a folk roller motif—sometimes tender like a meadow, sometimes cutting into the body—inviting the viewer to rethink sanctity, identity and cultural roles.
ITSLIQUID distinctions (Featured Artist, Artist of the Month, 2023). Parallel career in social marketing (EFFIE, Benefactor of the Year, Social Campaigns of the Year, Stevie Awards, Golden Clips); owner of TELESCOPE, founder of the SM – Fight for Yourself Foundation, founder of the School of Motivation.
Conceptual art, minimalism, abstraction – the female nude as sign and emotional field.